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19/05/2012 11:19:31 AM
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Here's a dodgy home video I just slapped together from a session last week at Glen Park boulders in SF. AWESOME spot, CRAP videographer skillz...
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19/05/2012 12:38:41 PM
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That was AWESOME pmonks!
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19/05/2012 1:29:52 PM
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It might have been pmonks AWESOME style, but did those look a little soft for the grade?
PS Did Rod manage to miss pmonks thousandth post some time in April? ;)
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19/05/2012 1:36:44 PM
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No soft grades - pmonks is just AWESOME
Must say I don't miss the typical San Fran outdoor woody where ever hold is named and one small section of rock can hold dozens of problems. Indian rocks was great for this...
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19/05/2012 6:14:31 PM
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On 19/05/2012 pecheur wrote:
>PS Did Rod manage to miss pmonks thousandth post some time in April? ;)
No.
~> That was an AWESOME milestone!!
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19/05/2012 6:38:18 PM
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Yeah looked a bit soft, those would probly all be grade 15 where I live.
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19/05/2012 6:51:19 PM
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On 19/05/2012 mothrfckr wrote:
>Yeah looked a bit soft, those would probly all be AWESOME grade 15 where I live.
Fixedthatforyamothr!
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19/05/2012 8:23:36 PM
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If by "awesome" you mean "that is 3 minutes of my life I'll never get back", then yes, that was awesome.
Turn the outtakes into a .gif and you have something worthwhile.
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20/05/2012 1:42:17 AM
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On 19/05/2012 dalai wrote:
>Must say I don't miss the typical San Fran outdoor woody where ever hold
>is named and one small section of rock can hold dozens of problems. Indian
>rocks was great for this...
Yeah I used to feel the same way, but with such featured rock and so few other outdoor alternatives you get into the variant game after a while. It even starts to become AWESOME!
Did you ever meet "Glen Park Mark"? He was the guy who put up "Mark's Traverse" (V11) at Mortar Rock. I met him at Glen Park once (he now lives up near Lover's Leap) and he really opened my eyes to the place - he said it was his favourite training spot. He also showed me the V3 in the video... ...foot free. ;-)
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